Blade servers are modular, single-board computers, typically about 7 in. high, 2 in. wide and 19 in. deep. Each blade contains processors, memory, network controllers and other I/O ports; it plugs ...

Essentially a server built onto a card that plugs into a backplane, this new product allows for greater server density than a traditional rack-mount server. Blade servers enable companies to get more ...

Dell on Monday added a new series of blade products to its PowerEdge server line, expanding its presence in a market dominated by rivals IBM and Hewlett-Packard. The PowerEdge M-Series blades include ...

Hewlett-Packard Co. last week introduced dual-Pentium blade servers, a move analysts viewed as a natural extension of the single-processor blade servers brought to market by the now HP-owned Compaq ...

Intel has been hard at work on the newly revised Itanium. It has gotten quite a bit of press, with the improved architecture and the capabilities for dual-core being the most prominent features. HP is ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Hewlett-Packard Co. unveiled Tuesday "blade" computer servers that fit on cards and stand like books on a shelf, aiming to replace the racks of machines and tangles of cable standard ...

Dell's M1000e blade system lags HP and IBM in features and options, but hits the mark in performance and price In our January 2007 blade server shoot-out, Dell was the dark horse candidate that posted ...

The flexible data center of the future is emerging in many enterprises as data center managers try to turn the hype of “on-demand” or “utility” computing into reality. A flexible data center ...

Dell on Monday unsheathed its first "blade" server in a bid to carve out more market share. As expected, the new PowerEdge 1655MC server--a relatively slender modular machine designed fit into a rack ...

Super Micro Computer—long a stalwart provider for custom-system builders—is delivering the SuperBlade system, which the CMP Channel Test Center installed and spent several weeks evaluating ...

Dell is expected on Monday to add a new series of blade products to its PowerEdge server line, expanding its presence in a market dominated by rivals IBM and Hewlett-Packard. The PowerEdge M-Series of ...